Morning Links for Dec. 19, 2016
Hello Donald, goodbye Charlie and Go Pack
Hello Donald, goodbye Charlie and Go Pack
What we’re reading on Friday morning.
Charges for the officer who killed Sylville Smith in the Sherman Park neighborhood last summer. Plus: Russian hacks, and a “Rogue One” party at Boone & Crockett.
Trump and Ryan rally the faithful, high schoolers may face drug tests, Obamacare surges and a bookseller picks the 10 best of the year in today’s Morning Links.
HUD chief and former next-great-Democratic-presidential hope Julian Castro paid a visit to a Sherman Park house being rebuilt as part of a city effort to encourage hope, homes and careers in the trades.
Trump’s nominees, marathon-record hopefuls, and Milwaukee County’s recount results.
Big Packers win, big snow and lots more about Trump
The Bucks’ win, Sheriff Clarke’s pathway to Trump, and “The Bachelor” even larger Wisconsin connection.
If indeed Sue Black lands in Interior, it’s a role she has long envisioned for herself. In our 2007 profile of her, it closes with a not-subtle hint at future ambitions: “Would she like to be director of the National Park Service? ‘Actually,’ Black laughs, ‘I’d want to be Secretary of the Interior.’”
The dire state of state roads, the shrinking state of UW faculty tenure, the NYT visits Watts Tea Shop and license plates transition. All this and more in today’s Morning Links.